Part 1 Easter Shopping Haul!
When you have 2 fridges let’s fill both of them! These are somethings that I got for both fridges when the nearest Asian stores are an hour way might as well go to two different states at that point!Lewiston #eastershopping #groceryhaul #massachusetts #indian #lemon8shopping
Having two fridges means you can take your grocery haul to the next level, and I really relate to the hustle of filling both up! For Easter shopping, I found it super helpful to plan visits to multiple stores like BJ's, Market Basket, and even specialized Indian grocery stores to cover all bases. One thing I’ve learned is to look out for sales and bulk deals, especially on essentials like olive oil or household items, which can save a lot in the long run. When it comes to oils, I resonate with the choice between olive oil, avocado oil, and mustard oil. Personally, I prefer using mustard oil for its unique flavor in Indian dishes and olive oil for everyday cooking. I also try to buy items like besan (gram flour) in bulk since it’s a versatile ingredient for breakfasts and snacks like chatpata dishes. Shopping for holidays or big occasions can get overwhelming — I found that making a list separated by category (food, cleaning supplies, household items) helps avoid forgotten essentials. The haul mentioned included not just groceries but also household restocking, which is something I often overlook. Bulk shopping for such items saves frequent trips and ensures you are prepared for weeks ahead. Moreover, I found that shopping in regions like Lewiston and nearby areas of Massachusetts or New Hampshire offers a good mix of specialty and mainstream stores. If you love Indian cuisine or need specific ingredients, visiting Indian grocery stores is a must during such hauls. Overall, whether it’s a festive occasion or regular restocking, shopping strategically and preparing for both food and household needs can make a big difference in convenience and budgeting.
